Amelia Streuber is emerging as a steady, strike-throwing freshman arm for Oregon State
In the 2026 season, Amelia Streuber has already shown starter-level poise for Oregon State, including a five-inning shutout in the win over Hawaii and a seven-inning win at Nevada, with multiple outings where she kept the Beavers in control despite not always overpowering hitters. Her edge is command and composure: the ballgame rarely seems to speed up on her, and that matters for a young pitcher. She arrives with a strong prep résumé—at Canyon del Oro she posted a 19-1 record, a 0.79 ERA and 174 strikeouts—so the upside is real if your team wants a calm, competitive, developing left-of-center? Actually right-handed? no, a right-handed freshman workhorse with room to grow.
